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By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read DUBAI (Reuters) - Bahrain expects to post a deficit of 1.2 billion dinars ($3.20 billion) in 2021, state news agency BNA said, citing the finance ministry. FILE PHOTO: A shopkeeper counts his daily cash in Bahraini dinars as he opens his shop in downtown Manama, Bahrain, June 27, 2018. REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed The oil-producing Gulf state projected a budget of 3.6 billion dinars for 2021 with revenues expected to amount to 2.4 billion dinars, BNA said. For next year, total expenditure is estimated at 3.57 billion dinars, against total revenues of 2.46 billion dinar...
Bahrain expects $3.2 bln deficit in 2021, 5% economic growth Bahrain expects to post a deficit of 1.2 billion dinars ($3.20 billion) in 2021, state news agency BNA said, citing the finance ministry. The oil-producing Gulf state projected a budget of 3.6 billion dinars for 2021 with revenues expected to amount to 2.4 billion dinars, BNA said.Reuters | Updated: 03-03-2021 01:48 IST | Created: 03-03-2021 01:21 IST Representative image Image Credit: Wikimedia Bahrain expects to post a deficit of 1.2 billion dinars ($3.20 billion) in 2021, state news agency BNA said, citing the finance ministr...
DUBAI: Bahrain expects to post a deficit of 1.2 billion dinars ($3.20 billion) in 2021, state news agency BNA said, citing the finance ministry. The oil-producing Gulf state projected a budget of 3.6 billion dinars for 2021 with revenues expected to amount to 2.4 billion dinars, BNA said. For next year, total expenditure is estimated at 3.57 billion dinars, against total
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